You must run inventory again on processing if you do which of the following actions? (Select All That Apply)

Running inventory on processing is necessary when changes are made that can affect how documents and data are tracked and managed. One of the key actions that require an inventory reset is adding or editing a data source. When a data source is modified—whether it’s being added or edited—it can have significant implications for how data is processed and categorized. This change means that the system needs to re-evaluate and update its records to ensure that all documents are accurately accounted for with respect to the new or modified source.

In contrast, options such as editing the document numbering prefix, deleting a data source, or editing the name field generally do not necessitate a complete inventory run. These actions may alter specific aspects of the data but do not inherently change the underlying structure of the data sources or how new data integrations occur. Thus, they do not require the same inventory recalibration that adding or modifying a data source does. This is why running inventory is specifically critical when a data source is added or edited.